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Category: Internals

About TempDB and the Version Store

Posted on 07/16/201910/09/2019 by Lincoln Bovee'

We will take notes here regarding tempDB, the Verison Store and how tempDB is used. Some of the content here is derived from…

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About Collations in SQL Server

Posted on 04/10/201904/24/2019 by Lincoln Bovee'

This post will be fore the purpose of documenting all my findings regarding Collations in SQL Server, including changing the collation on an…

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PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server Notes

Posted on 02/13/201903/30/2020 by Lincoln Bovee'

This blog will be where I post my PostgreSQL administration learning and it’s comparison to SQL Server from a SQL Server DBA’s viewpoint.…

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Availability Groups: Things to remember

Posted on 12/07/201806/26/2019 by Lincoln Bovee'

Here are a few things to remember when working with Availability Groups: Backup and Restore NOTE: Using the Recovery Advisor GUI in SSMS…

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What is a .TUF file in the DATA folder?

Posted on 05/30/2017 by Lincoln Bovee'

The TUF files you see in the ..\DATA folder is a “transaction undo file” which contains modifications to the database that were not…

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How SQL Server processes a query

Posted on 12/14/201612/14/2016 by Lincoln Bovee'

The logical order in which SQL Server parses a query and generates an execution plan: 1. FROM [left_table] 2. ON [join_condition] 3. [join_type]…

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Resolving the “Backup detected log corruption in database”

Posted on 04/14/201612/01/2017 by Lincoln Bovee'

I saw this in the SQL logs today. It looks like some corruption happened in the transaction log of a specific database. I…

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Why using GUIDs as Primary Keys on a Clustered Index (Table) is not a good idea and some alternative approaches

Posted on 12/11/201505/23/2018 by Lincoln Bovee'

Here is a great blog post by Kimberly Tripp on why using GUIDs as a PRIMARY KEY on a CLUSTERED index is a…

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SQL Server Page Types Explained

Posted on 11/10/2015 by Lincoln Bovee'

Here is a great blog post explaining the different SQL Server page types and how they work: Understanding Pages and Extents Views –…

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PASS 2015 – Seattle WA – Day 3

Posted on 10/28/201512/03/2015 by Lincoln Bovee'

PASS 2015 10-28-30 Seattle WA SQL Server Indexing for Performance Kimberly Trip NOTE: Narrow NC indexes very rarely are useful. NOTE: Putting a…

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